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Community members are trying to make the Guy Mason dog area “official.”

Guy Mason Group May Seek Formal Dog Park

April 3, 2012

The Georgetown Garden Tour will include a look at Anna Fuhrman and Joe Kerr’s recently renovated space.

Georgetown ready to show off its homes and gardens

April 18, 2012

“Shattered Sky” premieres tonight as part of the Environmental Film Festival in the Nation’s Capital.

Glover Park filmmaker connects ozone issue to climate change in documentary

March 21, 2012

Georgetown’s Mount Zion Cemetery is in disrepair, the preservation league says.

Preservationists Name ‘Endangered’ City Sites, including Georgetown Cemetery and Kalorama Embassy

December 25, 2012

The Georgetown institution could be forced to vacate its premises on the Potomac River after nearly 70 years in business.

Jack’s Boathouse Fights Possible Eviction

January 1, 2013

Inspectors did not find overflowing trash when they visited during the day. Neighbors say the problems occurred at night.

Market Pledges to Resolve Rat Issue

August 29, 2012

The city plans to make passes available citywide in October 2013, but implementation details are still in flux.

City to Extend Visitor Parking Pass Program

August 22, 2012

The Volta Park maple was rotting inside, city arborists said.

Dying Maple Removed in Volta Park

February 13, 2013

Tudor Place uncovered a wide variety of artifacts in a recent archaeological dig on the historic Georgetown estate.

Tudor Place Honored for Archaeological Digs

June 27, 2012

EastBanc is slated to go before the D.C. Board of Zoning Adjustment later this month.

EastBanc May Have Reached Compromise on Post Office

July 3, 2012

An effort at the 50-year-old club aims to develop new programs and boost attendance.

George Town Club Leaders Recruit Young Professionals

February 20, 2013

Tony and Joe’s is reopening after major renovations due to flood damage. Until now, only its outdoor seating area had been open.

Flood-Damaged Restaurants Set to Reopen

August 15, 2012

The Glover Park commission is seeking resident-only parking rules on one side of three streets in the neighborhood.

Glover Park ANC Seeks Parking Limits

December 19, 2012

White House official Gary Guzy joined university representatives to announce the solar project.

GU Adds Solar Panels to Historic Row Houses

April 17, 2013

Plans are moving ahead for the new condominium building, shown in a rendering

Cecil Place Condo Project Clears Design Review Hurdle

July 25, 2012

The Capital Crescent Trail has been closed since last Wednesday after 5 million gallons of overflow sewage spilled across it.

Sewage Overflow Shuts Capital Crescent Trail

May 7, 2014

The District is planning an $80 million upgrade to the Duke Ellington School of the Arts.

ANC Objects to Aspects of Ellington Renovations

December 24, 2013

One of the items imagined in the 15-year plan is an aerial gondola linking Georgetown to Arlington.

Georgetown Vision Plan Nets Community Support

December 31, 2013

University officials say they may present a “more traditional” alternative.

GU Dorm Location Sparks Design Board Concern

July 10, 2013

Landowners have worked out an agreement that will allow ice cream shop owner Max Keshani to stay open through October.

Max’s Ice Cream Gets Summer Reprieve

July 3, 2013